St. Paul daily globe., 1887-04-17
Notes on the Market.

Deals in outside acres, lots and blocks, and
in business property, has been good. The
Davidson company has sold lot 9, block 81,
Rice & Irvine's addition, known as Norwood
Hall. fronting on Irvine park. to Mr.. A. S.
Eifelt. TIE property will be improved. The
same company has also sold number of lots
in Sylvan park and in State park additions:
also some lots in Weed & Haller's addition to
St. Paul. This company reports a good i'll
quiry for business properties. and has given
short refusals on three valuable pieces of
business property. 3
Bushnell & Bushnell are doing large buSis
ness in Inver Grove property. The motof4
line trains now run down there, and they
have let the contract for the new brick pas
senger depot at the station. 1t will be COM
pleted in May. The contracts have also been
let for grading streets and laying side tracks
for manu- ufdcturing enterprises.
Davis s. Brown sold during the past week 2
lots OH Edmund street. near Dale, for ST, ZOO;
/ lot on Marshall avenue for 2,5U0: l lot on
Hague avenue, $1,000: 2 blocks in Hepburn
avenue. near Fisk, for So. 500; lot on Hague
avenue, near Grotto, S2,3OC; lot on Hague
avenue, near Miller, S2,350
George Bros. s. Miller have sold this week
half block at Manchester station for $l1,O00
lot 8, block 10, Nininger s. Donnely's addi-
tion for 81, 500; several lots in Summit Park
for from 81, $50 to 81, 900 each, and five lots in
Riy erside Park addition.
j. Fairchild g. Co. sold lot 4, Hyde park,
for s1O,0UO; also thirty acres, being lots to
IL Of Copes subdivision of the west half of
section II, Rose town, for $4,000; also
twenty-five acres in section 81, White Bear
township, for So, 600.
Gladstone, the new town on the Wisconsin
Central, a short distance east of Lake Phalen,
is coming forward into public attention quite
prominently. Three new manufacturing es-
adjustments are going in and others are soon
to follow.
Davis & Brown sold during the week two
blocks in Hedburn park, near the stock yards,
for $4,000, and five lots on the corner of
Laurel and Portland avenues.
Reserve town is enjoying quite good de al
of activity on account of the report that the
Omaha short line is to be built up through
that part of the city.
Edward Simonton has sold lot Is and part of
16, block 20, Woodland Park, including the
house on the realty, to W. H. Bushnell for
S16,S90.
j. w. Ham sold forty lots for prices from
$3.50 to $3.50; also thirty lots in the Ryan Syn
d1cate, South st. Paul, for S6,5OO.
Frank W. Farrar sold eighty acres IN Rose
town for $4,000, and lot go, block Is, Wood
land Park, for $1,000.
The anticipated cable line has served to lift
up the value Of real estate along Selby ave-
pue.
Davidson, Bayard & Co. have sold block SO,
Banning g. Olivier's addition, for $1,000.
Block 49, in Como villas, has been sold by
Forbes s. Barnard for $1,000.
Yesterdays TRANSFERS.
w Dawson and wife to Gutmann, 1t 10,
blk 2, Dawson & Smiths subd blk IL, Stin-
son, Brown S Ramsey.s add ............ $1,000
Anna Rice to A H Roake. Its 22 and %,
blk L. e Rce's Fourth add. 3,700
William Dawson and wife to P Nash 1t 167,
blk /, Dawson s smiths subd. ..........' s.225
McConville to l. Lee DAVIS, u 1t 9. blk
ls. st Paul proper Is 600
D w Twohy to Elliott, 1t 8, DIX Is, Oak
Vile Park add Observation-Disclosures. - 500